Host Deborah Becker speaks with Nick Burns, former NATO ambassador and Director for Soviet Affairs under President George H.W. Bush, from Bush's funeral in D.C.  Plus, Harvard is facing state and federal lawsuits over imposing sanctions against [...]

Gov. Charlie Baker is calling for Newton District Court Judge Shelley M. Joseph to be removed from the bench amid a reported federal investigation into whether she and other court officials helped an undocumented immigrant leave her courtroom to [...]

A former Massachusetts federal judge reacts to the major legal issues of the day, including Gov. Charlie Baker's call for a Newton judge to be removed from the bench.

Host Maria Garcia speaks with Judge Nancy Gertner about Gov. Charlie Baker calling for Newton District Court Judge Shelley M. Joseph to be removed from the bench. Also, the Front Porch Arts Collective produces a play about Roland Hayes, a man [...]

"Breath & Imagination" tells the story of the extraordinary composer and concert singer Roland Hayes.

The 41st president passed away late Friday night at the age of 94.

James Beard Award-winning author Dorie Greenspan joins us on her latest cookbook, "Everyday Dorie: The Way I Cook." It's a collection of simple, beautiful recipes that don't require special skills or new gear to make and enjoy.

The Braingate device picks up non-verbal commands, allowing a person to e-chat, streaming music, surfing the Web, and even play a virtual piano.

Host Maria Garcia speaks with historian Heather Cox Richardson and writer David Schribman about George H.W. Bush's political approach and how he served as a bridge from the old version of the Republican Party to today's version. Plus, Cinque [...]

Cinque Henderson discusses his new book about how today's students lack discipline and order and why that needs to change.